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1.0.2: Jan 8, 2013
- Fixed issue about detecting pairing when a read group mentioned in sam
headers does not have enough mapped reads to infer distribution. Before,
the read group wasn't mentioned in the output, possibly causing a crash.
Now, such read groups will use a sensible default pairing information.
- Improved pairing information aggregation. If the same read group appears
in several sam input files, the one detected with the smallest standard
deviation will be used.
- Fixed typos in README.
- Removed hard-coding of paths to awk and python. Before, we assumed they are
is /usr/bin. Now, we find them through the environment (first in PATH).
- Removed use of stderr inside a script, in favour of another variable file
descriptor. This could have caused crashes if other things used stderr.
- Changed mechanism to autodetect PHRED if not given.
- Fixed read length detection when not enough reads. Before: -1, now: 100.
- Fixed issue involving several read sets with the same read group when some
mappings were lost due to a file naming conflict.
1.0.3: Jan 14, 2013
- Compressed discordant read extraction + read renaming into one stage. This
saves time spent on compressing/decompressing reads, but increases CPU
load.
1.0.4: Jan 22, 2013
- Replaced sorting of bowtie2 output during prograssive mapping.
1.1: Jan 24, 2013
- Changed internal read naming scheme in order to speed up merging. Old fastq
and sam files generated by alu-detect must be converted to the new format
when used with the new version.
1.2: Feb 27, 2013
- Reads to remap are now split into files by read group. This increases
compatibility with tegetype. Added option SINGLE_READS_TO_REMAP to use
existing files.
1.3: May 05, 2013
- Introduced new wrapper script alu-detect to controll access to
adding a reference, running detect, filtering. Various internal fixes.